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    What do you guys think of this lift?

    I stumbled across this while looking for a lift table for my bike. It looks perfect for a Miata and a small garage.

    http://www.carguygarage.com/lbsquickjack.html
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    6,000 rpm - mere mortals would shift Demon I Am's Avatar
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    Flyin Miata is selling them now at a cheaper price than that

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    $979 not to bad and free shipping

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    I think it would be great for changing wheels and tires, but I wont trust my life under that thin looking metal supports and shocks that could leak and give while im under a car. But Im paranoid like that too

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    I was not aware flyin miata had this. I will seriously have to consider this. My volvo only weighs 3390. I wonder if it realistically could work as well. Max lift of this unit is 3500.

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    I could fab a plate to use them with my bike. I may have to pull the trigger.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phatmiata View Post
    I think it would be great for changing wheels and tires, but I wont trust my life under that thin looking metal supports and shocks that could leak and give while im under a car. But Im paranoid like that too
    Couldn't you also place jack stands underneath in conjunction with the unit?

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    They also make a 5000 pound unit as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Andy View Post
    Couldn't you also place jack stands underneath in conjunction with the unit?
    I am sure you can, but then why pay $900 for it when jack stands are $30 for a set of 2

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phatmiata View Post
    I am sure you can, but then why pay $900 for it when jack stands are $30 for a set of 2
    because it would be awesome to use for general stuff, when I need to get hardcore and go under it, I can use jack stands to supplement my fear.

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    Just like Bowties, Lifts are cool

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    I would spend a little more for this Snap-On scissor jack lift. 6000 lbs capacity. Of coarse it costs a lot more if you buy brand new (like $4,000) but you can find a used one for around $1,500 on CL. My brother just sold one for that price.
    I would probably trust this one to hold but I'm a little paranoid like Randy...


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    I have looked at those as well.

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    The Quick Jack is designed to be portable, so you can take it to the track.

    FM has them for $979 shipped as an introductory special. http://www.flyinmiata.com/index.php?...umber=35-70210

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    For a 100.00 you can get a nice set of 12 ton truck jack stands. They will get your car up nice and high with plenty of stability and without restricted access to components like these portable jacks. I have looked at portable lift options and at the end of the day being able to stand up under a vehicle and have unrestricted access to the mechanicals is key. Most of the portable lifts would still require you to kneel or use a creeper, so you might as well save the coin and just take an extra 10 minutes to put the car on jack stands.


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